Q137187: Bookshelf 95 for Windows 95: Contents of Readme.txt
Article: Q137187
Product(s): Microsoft Home Multimedia Titles
Version(s): 1995 edition
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Keyword(s): kbreadme
Last Modified: 02-MAR-2001
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The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Bookshelf for Windows 1995 edition
- Microsoft Works Windows 95 and Bookshelf 95
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SUMMARY
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The following is a copy of the text of the README file that ships with Microsoft
Bookshelf 95 for Windows 95. This file is on the dual-platform CD- ROM that
contains both 16-bit and 32-bit Bookshelf 95. The file is also in the Microsoft
Works version 4.0 for Windows 95 & Bookshelf 95 CD-ROM in the Books95
folder.
NOTE: This Readme document refers to the Microsoft Download Service (MSDL). As of
12/31/1998, the MSDL service is no longer available. To download support files,
visit one of the following Microsoft Internet sites:
http://www.microsoft.com/support
ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/softlib/mslfiles
MORE INFORMATION
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MICROSOFT(r) BOOKSHELF(r) '95 README
====================================
Thank you for purchasing Microsoft Bookshelf '95. This README file
contains information that was not included in Bookshelf's online Help.
These notes, instructions, and tips will help you get the most out of
Bookshelf '95 and your system.
To read this file on screen, use the Page Down and Page Up keys. You
can also print the file by opening it in any Windows word processing
program and choosing the Print command from the File menu.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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- Sending Suggestions, Content Enhancements, and Errors
- Where to Find Help
- Removing Bookshelf '94
- General Usage Notes
- Improving the Speed of Your Computer
- Hardware-Specific Notes
- Bookshelf '95 Display
- Integration of Bookshelf '95 with Microsoft Word and Microsoft
Excel
- Using QuickShelf '95 with Microsoft Office for Windows 95
- Notes on QuickShelf in Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups
- Notes on Address Builder
- Notes on the Spelling Feature
- Running on Microsoft Windows NT
SENDING SUGGESTIONS, CONTENT ENCHANCEMENT, AND ERRORS
=====================================================
If you have suggestions for features you would like to see in future
editions of Microsoft Bookshelf, please contact our Wish line at:
- Internet: mswish@microsoft.com
If you have comments about errors, comprehensiveness, or validity of
information presented, please send them to:
Bookshelf Program Manager
Consumer Division
Microsoft Corporation
One Microsoft Way
Redmond, WA 98052-6399
Please note that we receive a number of suggestions and comments
regarding Microsoft Bookshelf and are unable to respond directly to
each one. However, be assured that your recommendations, ideas, and
remarks are recorded and help shape future versions of Microsoft Bookshelf.
WHERE TO FIND HELP
===================
For detailed information on usage, please see the online Help in
Bookshelf '95. The Troubleshooting section in Help covers a variety of
topics such as improving performance and resolving audio difficulties.
REMOVING BOOKSHELF '94
======================
Bookshelf '95 Setup does not automatically remove Bookshelf '94 from
your computer. To remove Bookshelf '94, re-run Setup for Bookshelf '94
and choose "Remove All." (This removes only the Bookshelf-specific
files. Shared files, such as DLL's and DRV's, installed in the Windows
System directory are not removed.)
You may also need to do the following:
- If you have moved the Bookshelf '94 and/or QuickShelf icon into a
different Program Group since installing the application, Setup
will not be able to detect the new location of the icon and delete
it from Program Manager. After running Remove All from Setup,
delete the icon(s) from Program Manager.
- The BOOKS94 directory (or whatever directory was identified as the
destination directory during setup) will not be removed. If this
directory is not being used for other files, use File Manager or
the Explorer to delete the directory.
GENERAL USAGE NOTES
===================
- When copying 256-color images, be aware that unless you copy to a
program that can handle 256 colors, such images will appear in
16 colors.
- Pictures copied from Bookshelf using the Copy to Word command will
include the caption, but pictures copied using the Copy Picture
command will not.
- The Pronunciation Key pop up included in the Bookshelf Dictionary
can be copied to the Clipboard by pressing CTRL+C.
- Under Windows 95, it is important to not remove the Bookshelf '95
disc immediately after inserting it. Please wait for the Microsoft
Bookshelf '95 box to appear and choose Cancel. Once the box has
closed, it is safe to remove the disc.
IMPROVING THE SPEED OF YOUR COMPUTER
====================================
See the topic "Improving Performance" in the Troubleshooting section
of Bookshelf's online Help.
HARDWARE-SPECIFIC NOTES
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Cirrus Logic Driver
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Cirrus Logic video drivers, v1.32, are incompatible with Video for
Windows 1.1. As a result, you may experience difficulties playing
animations and/or videos. To correct this problem, upgrade to v1.43 of
the Cirrus Logic driver.
To update your Cirrus Logic video drivers, contact Cirrus Logic
technical support at:
Cirrus Logic
3100 W. Warren Ave.
Fremont, CA 94538
(510) 623-8300
The Cirrus Logic driver products referenced here are manufactured by
Cirrus Logic, a vendor independent of Microsoft; we make no warranty,
implied or otherwise, regarding these products' performance or
reliability.
Cardinal Technologies VGA ET4000AX
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You may experience problems running Bookshelf on Cardinal VGA ET4000AX
video boards when the board is set to a resolution of 800x600 pixels
and running in more than 256 color mode. To avoid these problems, do
not run Bookshelf in these modes.
For more information or for updated video drivers, contact Cardinal
Technologies technical support at:
Cardinal Technologies
1827 Freedom Rd.
Lancaster, PA 17601
(717) 293-3124
The Cardinal Technologies video board product referenced here is
manufactured by Cardinal Technologies, a vendor independent of
Microsoft; we make no warranty, implied or otherwise, regarding this
product's performance or reliability.
Creative Labs Sound Blaster 16/16ASP
------------------------------------
Compressed audio clips may fail to play if you are using a Sound
Blaster 16 or Sound Blaster 16 ASP sound card. For example, you may
not be able to play any sounds in the Dictionary, but animations in
the Encyclopedia may play correctly. This problem occurs because some
computers are unable to use the 16-bit DMA (direct memory access)
channel on the Sound Blaster cards.
To correct this problem, switch the HDMA channel to use DMA or 8-bit
DMA. You must change this setting in the following two places:
1. The Drivers dialog box in the Windows Control Panel.
2. The SBCONFIG.EXE configuration program included with the Sound
Blaster cards.
To change the settings, follow these steps:
1. Choose the Drivers icon in the Windows Control Panel.
2. Select the Sound Blaster 16 Wave/Midi driver and choose Setup.
3. Under the HDMA setting, set the selection to DMA.
4. Choose OK. Choose Do Not Restart Now.
5. Exit Windows.
6. At the MS-DOS prompt, switch to the SB16 directory and run
SBCONFIG.EXE.
7. Follow the instructions provided by this configuration program.
It assists you in selecting and testing the following variables:
Variable Select
======== ========
Base I/O port Autoscan
MidiPort address Autoscan
DMA interrupt Current
8-bit DMA Current
16-bit DMA Use 8-bit DMA
After you have finished making these selections, the SBCONFIG
program will restart your computer.
8. Restart Windows.
Compressed audio should now play correctly.
For more information about Sound Blaster cards and about this problem,
contact Creative Labs technical support at (405) 742-6622.
Sound Blaster is manufactured by Creative Technology Ltd., a vendor
independent of Microsoft; we make no warranty, implied or otherwise,
regarding this product's performance or reliability.
Media Vision Pro Audio Spectrum
-------------------------------
Audio clips may sound "scratchy" (that is, distorted) when played from
the Media Vision Pro Audio Spectrum. To correct this problem, change
the Media Vision driver DMA setting to 7.
To change the driver settings:
1. Choose the Drivers icon in the Windows Control Panel.
2. Select the Media Vision Wave/MIDI/Aux driver and choose Setup.
3. Under the DMA setting, set the selection to 7.
4. Choose OK. Choose Restart Now.
Audio clips should now play correctly.
You may also experience problems playing interface sounds on this
sound board. To turn off interface sounds in Bookshelf:
1. From the Tools menu, choose Options.
2. Clear the Interface Sounds box.
3. Choose OK.
The Pro Audio Spectrum driver products included here are manufactured
by Media Vision, Inc., a vendor independent of Microsoft; we make no
warranty, implied or otherwise, regarding these products' performance
or reliability.
For more information, call Media Vision, Inc. technical support at 1-
800-638-2807 or (510) 770-9905. On CompuServe, Media Vision can be
reached by typing GO MEDIAVISION at any prompt.
Turtle Beach Monte Carlo
------------------------
When using the Turtle Beach Monte Carlo sound card, sounds may play
correctly the first time then fail on subsequent attempts. To correct
this problem, run the Monte Carlo driver utility and change the setup
to use the Standard drivers and not the V-synth driver. Audio clips
should now play correctly.
For additional information about using the Monte Carlo or Turtle Beach
drivers, consult the documentation from the hardware provider. The
Turtle Beach driver products included here are manufactured by Turtle
Beach, Inc., a vendor independent of Microsoft; we make no warranty,
implied or otherwise, regarding these products' performance or
reliability. For more information, contact Turtle Beach technical
support at (510) 624-6200. (NOTE: This phone number was updated on 2/5/96.)
Roland Rap-10
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When using the Roland Rap-10 sound card you may experience problems
playing compressed audio. To correct this problem, make sure that you
are using Roland Toolworks software version 3.7 or later.
The Roland driver products included here are manufactured by Roland,
Inc., a vendor independent of Microsoft; we make no warranty, implied
or otherwise, regarding these products' performance or reliability.
For more information, contact Roland technical support at (213) 685-
5141.
Reveal MM Pro 16
----------------
Audio pronunciations may fail to play if you are using a Reveal MM Pro
16 sound card. To avoid this problem, disable 16-bit audio by setting
the Reveal MM Pro 16 16-bit DMA channel to None, as follows:
1. From the Main group in Program Manager, run Control Panel and
double-click the Drivers icon.
2. Select the MMPRO16 Wave/Midi/Aux driver and choose the Setup
button.
3. Set 16-bit DMA channel to None.
The Reveal driver products referenced here are manufactured by Reveal,
a vendor independent of Microsoft; we make no warranty, implied or
otherwise, regarding these products' performance or reliability.
Aztech Labs (AZI)
-----------------
You may experience problems playing compressed wave audio when using
any of the following Aztech Labs (AZI) sound cards:
- Multimedia Pro
- NX Pro 16
- Sound Galaxy Basic 16
- Sound Galaxy Pro 16
To resolve the problem try the following:
1. Add a D=64 parameter at the end of the Device=EMM386 line in the
CONFIG.SYS file. For example, if your EMM386.EXE file is in the DOS
directory on drive C, you would use the following line:
Device=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE D=64.
2. Change the DMABufferSize setting in the [386enh] section of the
SYSTEM.INI file to "DMABufferSize=064" (without the quotation
marks). If the line does not exist, add it.
3. Do the following:
a) Note the driver listed in the Wave= line in the [drivers]
section of the SYSTEM.INI file.
b) Find the section by that name in the SYSTEM.INI file.
For example, if Wave=mm16.drv, find the [mm16.drv] section.
c) Add a "SingleModeDMA=True" line (without the quotation marks)
to this section.
d) If the driver in the Control Panel for the particular AZI
card has separate 8-bit and 16-bit DMA settings, try setting
the 16-bit to None.
Some 16-bit AZI sound card drivers do not have separate 8-bit and 16-
bit DMA settings. If the problem still persists, you may need a sound
driver update. For more information, contact Aztech Labs technical
support at (800) 886-8879 or Sound Galaxy Support at (510) 623-8988.
The Aztech products discussed here are manufactured by Aztech, a
vendor independent of Microsoft; we make no warranty, implied or
otherwise, regarding these products' performance or reliability.
Hewlett-Packard DeskJet 1200C/PS
--------------------------------
You may experience problems printing to HP DeskJet 1200C/PS using the
Postscript driver under Windows 95. To print to this printer from
Bookshelf, switch to the HP DeskJet 1200C (MS) driver instead.
1. From the Start menu, drag across the Settings option and choose
Printers.
2. In the Printers window, right-click on the DeskJet 1200C.
3. From the context menu, choose Properties.
4. In the Properties dialog, switch to the Details tab.
5. Choose the New Driver button.
6. Choose Yes in the Printers message box.
7. In the Manufacturers list, choose HP.
8. In the Models list, choose HP DeskJet 1200C (MS).
9. Choose OK.
10. In the Properties dialog, choose OK.
For more information or for updated printer drivers, contact Hewlett-
Packard technical support at:
Hewlett-Packard Co.
5301 Stevens Creek Blvd., P.O. Box 58059, MS 51LSJ
Santa Clara, CA 95052-8059
800-858-8867
The Hewlett-Packard printer product referenced here is manufactured by
Hewlett-Packard, a vendor independent of Microsoft; we make no
warranty, implied or otherwise, regarding this product's performance
or reliability.
BOOKSHELF '95 DISPLAY
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Requirements
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Microsoft Bookshelf '95 requires a 256-color display to run. If your
computer's display is less than 256 colors, you need to install a 256
color driver, or obtain one from your video card's manufacturer.
A set of generic 256 color drivers (which support most non-accelerated
Super VGA adapters) has been included on the Microsoft Bookshelf '95
disc (see the README.TXT supplied with the drivers for more
information on supported video adapters). The file (SVGA.EXE) is
located in the D:\AAMSSTP\VIDEO directory (assuming D:\ is the drive
letter of your CD-ROM).
Note: Video adapters based on the S3 chip set will not work with the
generic 256 color driver (SVGA.EXE). In this case you will find
specific S3 drivers (also located in the D:\AAMSSTP\VIDEO directory)
for these video adapters. The driver you select depends on the
specific S3 chip set your video adapter uses. For more information on
the version of the S3 chip set your video card uses, see the user's
manual included with your video card. Once you have determined the
version of the S3 chip set your video card supports, use the following
table to determine which file to copy to your hard disk.
Chip set Copy file
======= =========
801/805 S3-801.EXE
924 S3-924.EXE
928 S3-928.EXE
To install the driver, you will first need to copy the appropriate
driver file from the D:\AAMSSTP\VIDEO directory on the Microsoft
Bookshelf '95 CD to your hard disk (Note: do not copy this file to the
C:\WINDOWS or C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM directories).
Once the file has been copied to the hard disk you will need to
"extract" the video driver by either typing the name of the file and
pressing the Enter key from the MS-DOS prompt (i.e., SVGA <Enter>) or
by double-clicking on the file (SVGA.EXE) in the File Manager.
Once the files are extracted, complete the installation of the video
driver by opening the DISPLAY.TXT file located in the directory where
the expanded video driver resides. Find the section entitled
"Installing a Display Driver" and follow the steps.
For further information on installing a different display driver,
choose Contents from the Help menu in the Windows Setup application or
consult your Windows documentation.
Display Problems
----------------
In some situations, Bookshelf '95 may encounter video display problems
when using high-resolution video drivers from various video card
manufacturers. The problems include:
- Images and illustrations appearing grainy or having "glitches."
- Videos displaying garbled images or causing General Protection
Faults.
Most problems can be fixed by obtaining new drivers from your video
card manufacturer. Contact the manufacturer of your video card to
determine if there are newer versions available. Their phone number
should be in the manuals that came with your video card or personal
computer. Another option for obtaining updated drivers is the
Microsoft Download Service, an electronic bulletin board that can be
accessed via a modem at (206) 936-MSDL (6735).
Font Display Problems
---------------------
Bookshelf '95 uses TrueType fonts for its display. If you receive a
message stating that one of the fonts is unavailable, make sure that
TrueType fonts are enabled on your computer.
1. From the Windows Control Panel, select Fonts and then click
the TrueType button.
2. In the TrueType dialog box, make sure the Enable TrueType Fonts
check box is selected (an X appears in the check box when it is
selected).
3. If the Enable TrueType Fonts check box is selected, then go back
to the Fonts dialog box and click the Help button for more
information on adding fonts.
To view fonts currently installed in Windows, open the Control Panel.
>From the Control Panel, select Fonts. Fonts currently in use by
Windows are listed in the Installed fonts box.
Bookshelf '95 uses and installs the following TrueType fonts:
- Arial (TrueType)
- Arial Bold (TrueType)
- Arial Bold Italic (TrueType)
- Arial Italic (TrueType)
- Bookshelf Symbol 1 (TrueType)
- Bookshelf Symbol 2 (TrueType)
- Bookshelf Symbol 3 (TrueType)
- Symbol (TrueType)
If any of the above are missing, run the Bookshelf '95 Setup program
and choose Remove All. Once Setup is complete re-run the Bookshelf '95
Setup program to reinstall Bookshelf '95.
INTEGRATION WITH MICROSOFT WORD AND MICROSOFT EXCEL
===================================================
Bookshelf '95 offers several features which make working with
Microsoft Word easier. Under Windows 95, Bookshelf also adds these
features to Microsoft Excel 7.0.
INSTALLING BOOKSHELF '95 AND MICROSOFT WORD OR MICROSOFT EXCEL 7.0
------------------------------------------------------------------
If you install Microsoft Word or Microsoft Excel 7.0 or Office '95
after you install Bookshelf '95, you will need to uninstall Bookshelf
and then install it again in order to enable the integration features.
To uninstall Bookshelf
1. Exit Bookshelf '95, Microsoft Word, and Microsoft Excel if they are
running.
2. From the Start menu, drag across Settings and choose Control Panel.
3. Choose Add/Remove Programs.
4. Choose the Install/Uninstall tab.
5. Select Microsoft Bookshelf '95 from the list.
6. Choose Add/Remove.
7. In the Microsoft Bookshelf '95 Setup box, choose Remove All.
8. Choose Yes when prompted.
To install Bookshelf again
1. Insert the Bookshelf '95 disc.
2. Under Windows 95, choose Full Install.
Under Windows NT:
a) Switch to Program Manager.
b) From the File menu choose Run.
c) Type x:\setup (where x: is the drive letter of your CD-ROM
drive).
d) Follow the Setup prompts. Choose Full Install.
DEFINE MENU SUPPORT IN MICROSOFT EXCEL 7.0
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You can define any word in Microsoft Excel 7.0 with just a click by
following the procedure below.
The following directions assume your hard disk drive is drive C; that
Bookshelf '95 is installed in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Reference
\Bookshelf 95; and that Microsoft Excel 7.0 is installed in
C:\Msoffice\Excel.
1. Make sure you are not running Microsoft Excel 7.0 or Bookshelf '95.
2. Copy C:\Program Files\Microsoft Reference\Bookshelf 95\bshdef.xla
to C:\Msoffice\Excel\XLStart.
The next time you start Microsoft Excel, you will see the Define item
when you right-click on a cell.
Note: This may slow Microsoft Excel's startup time a little.
MANUAL INTEGRATION OF BOOKSHELF '95 WITH WORD FOR WINDOWS 6.0
-------------------------------------------------------------
Under Windows 3.1, Bookshelf-Word integration adds the following
features to Bookshelf '95 and Word for Windows 6.0:
- The Bookshelf Daily command and the Define command on the Word
View menu.
- The Copy to Word command on the Bookshelf Edit menu.
Detailed information about how Bookshelf and Word work together is
available in Bookshelf's online Help.
If Word for Windows 6.0 is installed on your computer at the time you
install Bookshelf '95, the Bookshelf-Word integration should occur
automatically. If for some reason the automatic integration fails, you
can integrate the two applications manually.
The following directions assume your hard disk drive is drive C; that
Bookshelf '95 is installed in C:\BOOKS95; that Windows is installed in
C:\WINDOWS; that Word for Windows 6.0 is installed in C:\WINWORD; and
that your CD-ROM drive is drive X.
To manually integrate Bookshelf with Word for Windows 6.0:
1. Copy X:\WORD\BSH.WLL to C:\WINWORD\STARTUP.
2. Use Notepad or any other text editor to add the following
entry to the [Bookshelf] section of the WIN.INI file:
[Bookshelf]
Integration=2
BSWordHelp=X:\BOOKS\BSHELF95.HLP
3. Use Notepad or any other text editor to add the following
entry to the BSHELF95.INI:
[Word]
WordPath=C:\WINWORD\WINWORD.EXE
[WordOTD]
TipContext=0x8327
TipMVB=wordtips.m11
HelpFile=C:\WINWORD\WINWORD.HLP
Integration of Bookshelf '95 and Word for Windows 6.0 is now complete.
Note: You must be running Word for Windows 6.0a or later. Please
contact Microsoft Product Support Services (PSS) for this update. See
the liner notes in your Bookshelf '95 CD-ROM case for details on how
to contact PSS.
USING QUICKSHELF '95 WITH MICROSOFT OFFICE FOR WINDOWS 95
=========================================================
QuickShelf is configured to work with the Office Shortcut Bar provided
in Microsoft Office for Windows 95. You can also combine the
functionality for QuickShelf and Office Shortcut Bar into one bar.
Note, Microsoft Office Professional on CD-ROM already has QuickShelf
and Office Shortcut Bar combined.
To combine QuickShelf and Office Shortcut Bar:
1. If the Office Shortcut bar is not running, from the Start menu,
drag across the Programs item and choose Microsoft Office Shortcut
Bar.
2. If QuickShelf is running, exit it by clicking on the small icon in
the upper-left corner of QuickShelf and choosing Exit.
3. Right-click on any blank area on the Office Shortcut Bar and choose
QuickShelf.
There should be a check by QuickShelf now, and you should see the
QuickShelf slide panel on the Office Shortcut Bar.
You should now remove QuickShelf '95 from the Startup folder:
1. Right-click on any blank area of the Windows Taskbar and choose
Properties.
2. Choose the Start Menu Programs tab.
3. In the Customize Start Menu box, choose Remove.
4. Double-click the Startup folder.
5. Choose QuickShelf '95 in the expanded Startup folder.
6. Choose Remove.
7. Choose Close.
8. Choose OK.
For more information on how to use the Office Shortcut Bar, see Using
the Office Shortcut Bar in the Microsoft Office Help Topics.
NOTES ON QUICKSHELF IN WINDOWS 3.1 and WINDOWS FOR WORKGROUPS
=============================================================
QuickShelf Keys and MS-DOS Use
------------------------------
QuickShelf keys allow you to look up selected text in Bookshelf from
any Windows application. However, you cannot bring up Bookshelf using
QuickShelf keys from an MS-DOS application or from the MS-DOS prompt.
Additionally, selected text in an MS-DOS application will not be used
to perform a QuickShelf lookup when using the QuickShelf buttons.
Other Windows applications that do not copy text in the standard way
also may not work with QuickShelf.
QuickShelf and the Clipboard
------------------------------
Clicking a QuickShelf button or using a QuickShelf key combination
replaces the contents of the Clipboard.
Moving the QuickShelf Toolbar
------------------------------
Open the QuickShelf Customize menu by either right-clicking on the
Toolbar or by left-clicking the down arrow button at the right end of
the Toolbar, and then clicking Customize. Click the Customize View
Tab, and then select either Regular buttons or Large buttons, and
click OK. QuickShelf now has a title bar you can click in and then
drag to a new location.
QuickShelf and the Automatic Spelling Feature
---------------------------------------------
Searches performed with QuickShelf are not spell checked. In this
case, keep Bookshelf open on your desktop as an icon; this way you
will have quick access to it.
QuickShelf and Bookshelf '94
----------------------------
If you choose to keep Bookshelf '94 installed on your computer, you
may find that trying to launch Bookshelf '95 from QuickShelf will
result in Bookshelf '94 being started. To correct the problem, close
Bookshelf '94 and launch Bookshelf '95 from the Program Manager. The
next time QuickShelf is used, Bookshelf '95 will start.
NOTES ON ADDRESS BUILDER
========================
In some instances the Address Builder may be unable to suggest a ZIP
code based on a street address alone. In this case, try using a city
name (spell it correctly) and/or a state name to narrow down ZIP code
information.
NOTES ON THE SPELLING FEATURE
=============================
- The Automatic Spelling feature is unable to check multiple words.
- The Automatic Spelling feature functions in three places in
Bookshelf: the Contents Tab, Find Tab, and Advanced Find dialog.
When the Spelling dialog box comes up from the Contents Tab, it
uses a custom dictionary that has only Table of Contents items.
When the Spelling dialog box comes up from either the Find Tab or
Advanced Find dialog, it uses the standard spelling dictionary.
RUNNING ON MICROSOFT WINDOWS NT
===============================
The following are known issues related to using Bookshelf with Windows
NT. Where possible, solutions or work-arounds are provided.
Creative Labs Sound Blaster AWE 32
----------------------------------
If you experience problems when playing back audio with the Creative
Labs Sound Blaster AWE 32, verify that you are using the latest driver
available for your hardware.
For more information about Sound Blaster cards, contact Creative Labs
technical support at (405) 742-6622.
Sound Blaster is manufactured by Creative Technology Ltd., a vendor
independent of Microsoft; we make no warranty, implied or otherwise,
regarding this product's performance or reliability.
QuickShelf Find on Windows NT 3.5
---------------------------------
When your machine is running Windows NT 3.5, you can experience
problems when you select a word in 32-bit applications and use
QuickShelf to perform a full-text search on the word in Bookshelf.
Bookshelf will appear, but the search will not be performed because
QuickShelf cannot move the text out of the application running in NT.
Keep Bookshelf open on your desktop as an icon, so you have easy
access to it from other applications when you want to do a full-text
search on a word.
QuickShelf Keys and Windows NT 3.5
----------------------------------
When your machine is running Windows NT 3.5, you can experience
problems when you use QuickShelf key combinations in 32-bit
applications because QuickShelf cannot move text out of these NT
applications.
In this case, keep Bookshelf open on your desktop as an icon; this way
you will have quick access to it.
Additional query words: kbhowto 1995 '95 95 win32multi media multimedia multi-media mmtitles kbmm Bookshelf readmetext
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Keywords : kbreadme
Technology : kbHomeProdSearch kbWorksSearch kbHomeMMsearch kbBookshelfSearch kbWorks400 kbBookShelf1995
Version : :1995 edition
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